Sentence examples for complex interests from inspiring English sources

The varied responses of state political leaders to the affair serve as clues to their alliances and complex interests.

They create spaces that are viable commercially and buildable and that recognize all the complex interests that are not only on the ground level but also what's below".

A man of complex interests, he was the first editor in chief of The Harvard Law Review and later wrote several books and had business pursuits in lumber, insurance and railroads.

Along the way Jimmy's complex interests will clash with those of many people: brutal Russian gangsters, a former Cambodian general and his henchman, and even Marvin, who, once found, turns out to be busily engaged in floating a lavish new scheme, a 30-story, 500-room hotel and casino with a big-game park.

In the United States each year, ten billion animals -- each with complex interests and intricate social lives, and each of whom, if we could only ask them in a way that they comprehended, would choose to live rather than die -- are killed each year, practically every single one of them in the horrors of the industrial, factory system, so that people like myself can profit.

In considering the needs and rights of donor-conceived people and their parents (who may find it difficult to incorporate the donor into their family narratives and to contemplate a relationship between their child and their child's donor: Kirkman, 2003b), the complex interests of donors should not be overlooked.

The banks will also have to pay redress after misselling complex interest rate swaps to small and medium sized business.

It is used as a benchmark to set payments on about $800 trillion-worth of financial instruments, ranging from complex interest-rate derivatives to simple mortgages.

A fresh mis-selling scandal caps a nightmare week for the banking industry, as the FSA announces it has found "serious failings" in the sale of complex interest rate hedging products to some small and medium-sized businesses.

A fresh mis-selling scandal caps a nightmare week for the banking industry, as the FSA announces it has found "serious failings" in the sale of complex interest rate hedging products to some small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

The latest results were hampered by the need to set aside capital to compensate customers who had been inappropriately sold loan insurance and for small businesses that were improperly sold complex interest-rate hedging products.